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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1887-12-23
PLAYS AND ACTORS.


John A Stevens expects to return to
America early in the spring.
Dixey has been having crowded houses ever
since he started his Frisco run.
Charles Coghlan is coming back to Amer
lea to play in "Heart Of Hearts"
Clara Louise Kellogg is 40 years old, and
her husband, Mr.. Strakosch, is %.
Booth and Barrett are going to Europe to-
gether next summer on pleasure trip.
Charles Konollman, well known variety
actor, has left the stage to peddle patent
medicine.
The Main Line" has been approved of by
San Francisco playgoers, who know good
thing when they see it.
Whitfield, the humorist who was para
lyzed, has recovered with the loss only OF his
right eye, and has gone back to the stage.
Chicago is to have another theatre, with a
seating capacity of AGO. It win be called
the Novelty. E. F. Benton win be the man
ager.
Robert McWade wants to produce in New
York play written by himself, entitled
Franz Rochelle" which Is said to require
10000 for its presentation
The Booth Barrett repsrtory next season
win include only "0thello,p Hamlet" and
"Ths Merchant Of Venice" for all OF which
they viii carry complete scenery.
Mary Anderson has already given the six.
at the Lyceum theatre, London, and viii
probably continue it until the close Of her
season in April next
M. B. Curtis writes to eastern friends that
in March, at the Fourteenth Street theatre,
New York, he win produce q new comedy by
Frank Gassaway, called "Pug y and that in
the following May hs win 60 to London.
Little Maggie Fish who Is Mrs N. Behrens
OF the stagel is going to quit starring again
after Dec. 10. Recently she has been playing
in "Chip o. the Old Block Kit Clarke, who
lost little fortune on her, Is about once In o
while, but theatricals know little Of him.
Mime. Gerster win probably sing only once
more during her stay In America. That
will be on the occasion Of monster compile
mentary benefit which Mr. Abbey thinks It
wise to tender her in his own name In
private she Is said to have quite AZ much
power and control Of her voice rs ever
1.-THE Opium Eater which Joseph Ha.
AAA~oAAAS W BA1N4teSS AouC bttso cco1OA ana
incorporate in his repertoire for his starring
tour next year, is said to be strong and
morbid play-such as the taste Of today
seems to crave. The adaptation is the Joint
work Of Mr.. Haworth and j. c. Gallagher.
Again it Is stated that Manager J. M. Hfll.
Of the Union Square theatre, New York, has
engaged Helen Barry, the popular English
actress, for tour Of the United States. The
plans of Mr.. Hin contemplate six weeks
season at the Union Square, beginning In
September next, and after this tour OF the
principal cities
Dixey is fond Of poker; Francis Wilson,
James Lewis and Louis Aidrich enjoy whist.
Bully Florence and ]. w. Ryiey like euchre.
Ben Magiuley is addicted to seven up. Harry
Edwards doesn't mind a quiet game of pro-
gressive whist Edwin Booth, Stewart Rob
son and Maurice Barrymore are said to be
addicted to solitaire.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1887-12-23
TO RESTRAIN TREsPAssEKs.

Wisconsin, Settlers Petition Congress 70
Save the Timber Land.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2l:-Wisconsin set
tiers have petitioned congress to issue an
order of some kind restraining trespass-
err from destroying timber in bayfield,,
Ashland and Sawyer counties, under al
legged purchase titles given by the o. g.
w. c. railroad. The petition was entered
BY claimants, who hold that under the
law the trespassers have no right to the
lands. Senator Call made provision by
Offering resolution repeating the act Of
1887, providing for the requirement OF
title by purchase.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1887-12-23

CHARLES =. FARwELL necticutt, to be
United States treasurer; Bayhss A. Hanna
Of Indiana, TO be minister to the Argen-
tine Republic; Alexander S. Lawton, of
Georgia, to be minister to Austria Hun
gary; James F. Benedict, of Colorado, to
be collector of internal revenue district
of Colorado; Suel j. Paulding, to be post
master, Indianola, Iowa. The president
has sent to the senate the following NOM
nations: Frank G. Hoyne, of Illinois,
to be appraiser of merchandise in the dis
trict Of Chicago, state of Illinois Stephen
A. De Wolfe, OF Montana, to be associate
justice Of the supreme court of the terri
tory OF Montana
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1887-12-23
ML..i..ippi Commi,.ion.

WASHINGTON, d. C., Dec. 2f.-The
Mississippi river commission has made
It's annual report TO the war department.
improvements were made to the amount
Of $707 ,02l, and ON July 1 an available
balance Of 81 ,402, 987 was on hand for
further prosecution of the work. The
report fully states the field covered by
the improvements to the river.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1887-12-23
New BuIldlnr for stiIlw.tsr.

wAGHISoToE, Dec. 21.-The bill for
the erection Of public building at Still
water, which was introduced recently By
Senator Sabin, win be approved by the
senate committee and win be passed soon
after the holidays. 1t win then go in its
regular order to the house, and win there
receive the support Of the Minnesota
namhara
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1887-12-23
souau n1an RnIed out.

WAsHTNeToN, Dec. 21.-Senator Dawes
has introduced bill providing that here
after white men who marry Indian
women shall not be entitled to tribal
privileges, and their wives shall, by the
act of marriage, become citizens of the
United States. This Is to prevent white
msn from accommodating Indian property.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1887-12-23

confirmed in Sc
cret session on the
18th inst. Charles
S. Fairchild, to
be secretary Of
the treasury;
George L, Riyes,
Of New York, to
be assistant secrs-
tary of state;
aIsaac H. Maynard,
sof New York, to
ibe assistant secre-
tary of the treas
ury; James w.
Hyatt, of Con-
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1887-12-23
Tboebe-CarlisIe Contest.

wAsHrSsToE, Dec. 1.-THE house com
mittes on elections was called together
TO nx q date for the consideration Of the
Thoebe-C Carlisle contested election case.
Friday, Jan. Q, was fxed as the date for
taking Il up
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1887-12-23
secretary Endicott's Trip.

LEAvENwoRTH, Kan, Dec 21.-Secre-
tary EDdieott, Adjt. Gen. Drum and Col.
Z. =. Barr arrived here Tuesday morn
ing. The secretary was saluted by seven
teen guns He IL here to inspect the
military prison.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1887-12-23
Supplement.
Mankato Free Press.
WERE CONFIRMED.
Large Number of Nominations
Approved by the Senate in
Secret Session.
Charles s. Fairehild to Be Secretary Of
the Treasury-Congressienal and
other Matters.

WASHINGTON, Dec 21.--The senate has
removed the injunction Of secrecy from
the following nominations, which were
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1887-12-23
POLITICAL pIcKiNcs.

Congressman Springer. Of Illinois, has mo
new notions on politics, = nor "a boom Of any
kind" concealed in his gripsacl.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1887-12-23

They are preparing FOR war in the oil
regions At least. they are drilling con
StAntly. -TeEas siftings.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1887-12-23

Representatives s. Q. Moffatt, Of Michi-
Gan, 10 lying seriously Ill at bis rooms IN
ne willard hotel, Warrington.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-07

Bangs" vouches for the truth of
the following anecdote Mr.. Gately
and his neighbor. an old Green street
resident, frequently have chats about
old times and things, and they both
claim that their grandfathers were
soldiers Ia the Revolution. They
occasionally get mad during their dis
cushions, and some of their state
ments are exceedingly silly and per-
verted. They were at their old rem
devious In the fish market the other
day, when, replying to some idiotic
statement made by the old resident.
Gaiely said You allus seem to
think that Ben. Franklin kn0wed
more'n all creation. He didn't have
no more to do with the capturing OF
Crown P INT and Ticonderogy than |
did. He want no soldier, and the
only thing he ever done in The fight
In line was when be an old Column
bus and William Penn and few
more of them old fellers went down
to Weymouth landin' and killed q
few lnjins. Old Franklin got his
name up after he invented lightnin' .
which, In my opinion, was the worst
thing ever done. Lightnin's caused
more deaths than coIlery." The old
resident leaped down from an oyster
bar, and with hts features kinked up
with disgust, he muttered Lem.
me git out o. thisl SIGH ign'rance
right under the shadder of Harvard
| Is cuseed
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-07
AN ExTEAOEBISARx sFEEE.


We want live, KnerEsilc and capable Agent
IN every county IN the unitad STATES and Can.
ada 70 sesi pateni aFtiels Of great merit, o.
irs MERITS An Aiticie hsvioe large sale, pay
leg ovsr 100 PER cent pr a.. having N enmpa
tition, snd on which the agent h urufeefso IN
the "a elusive sais b. . deed sivsn Tor sch and
eFerT county be mag sscure IRON ~. With al
thene Aavabtagas 70 eur agenss and the TACT thst
u y 80 Eicls q at can Be- sold 70 every honae-
ogueF u might not b. necessary 70 make An
oFFER" 70 secure good agents
az once. bat We have concluded 70 make Il 10
show, NOT On y cur eonadrBce n the merits Of
cur invention, hus Ia its aaIabfIi.y b. any agent
q Il win handle Il With energy Our ag-nfs
now work are mailing from also 10 400 a
mout6 clear add this fact males Il safe for ~ 10
make cur & Ger 70 al WIN are our Of EMPLOY
rneDs. Any agent thai viii i've our buslnas.
ihiT.y a. irlAl and fail to clear At least 500
~ TINS tltne, ADoVK ALL fxPkHsRa can return
all Grods 1nsold ~ u and We will refund ne
money paid fer them. Any agsat or general
AGuut Who would he ten or more counfiea ana
Wnfk them through sob aRsnts for nfnftv ~
ano fall 70 clear a. least t75o An0vs AIl ~
PhSsns, can return all ussold and g-t their
lnonsy oaek- no o hfz mpioyer o. agents ever
esred o make sash oBsrs. nor would We n We
did BOT ksoW thst we have sgsnfs nov mshfpe
mere tnsu double the amount Ne guar antsed:
aud but tUo sales y Wsuid Give 4 prnft III
sver $lss n nth, and that one OF our aeentn
yea easntsen erces In ons day. Our large De.
teflptixe circulars explain cor ofIsr faily. ana
isese We visa 70 send % evsRyone cut 81 en-
psoymeet sho viii seud us three one cert
gamps To- poetsge. ssnd 81 once snd ,esups
the AGsr q n time for the bon ,and z - w4rk
% De terms named 10 6nr ext aordsnary % :.
We Uonle iksto have The address, Of al he
- MT. = Wing laachfns soiioisoFa and earren
tsfA ~ the esustry and ass any rsaaar o. thfs
pager Noo reads thla cnsr. 10 send us AZ once
~ meme ana address Il 81 sgeh trey know.
aaafsss - ence or YOU viii l9se the b 81 cnaoce
ever o. red 70 those sut % empios mens ~
msk Dsney. R,NsEa MANuFAcsr nfsa Co.
lacW3m lle BmfiL feid : !. Pitf1bara p.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-07
The THREATENED FAKrHouAKE

The THREATENED FARTHQUAKE
The earthquake reported 20 be
threatened In the Yellowstone Park
will be unprecedented 10 that region,
II Il should occur. Ia the many mar.
velous phenomena Of which there
are manifestations 10 this Territory.
there are none which indicate that
the soil has been disturbed by the
presence Of earthquakes. The tele.
graph reports rumblings. which are
attributed to another expected out
dow Of the Excelsior geyser. It rep
resents them rs extending 10 the Nor
ris basin, $50 miles. THIS Il an i'm
portant mistake OF 225 miles, the dis
lance Of the Norris basin from the
sxcelsior geyser being but twenty.
I've miles. That immense geyser. Il
will be remembered. flowed for the
first time for several years at the time
the Charleston earthquake occurred.
Like the Castle geyser. It's eruptions
are accompanied BY internal disturb
ances. and these seem to have been
greater In the present case than had
been before known. bat the fact that
the country Of the Yellowstone Park
has heretofore been free from earth
qnakes would seem 10 be favorable
20 It's escape from them now.-BOston
Herald.
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NOTICE.

I HAVE THIS DAY SOLD A BALE
] II tefesf Ia be grocery store. al Front
st'teI fnrmefly known aa the bushes
1rm O. CAakins a Co. 70 w. j. Fee auson.
Ihe nFln RENE sill hereafter b Calklna
f@Edsrn. ] nss1me All fndsbtedneFe
eeainst the nrm Of Calkins & Co. and cot
eembsr L 1876.
i persons Indebted 70 cnlkfns 4 O..
rit please call and make 81 isnasnf -
wen n and IlroembeF q o. their
accounts vii be put into the haras AZ =
eo.lecsoE: DMesd Daca mbaF Il. 1aae
as1&me W. CAA.HaNH.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-07

NEW yoRK. Jan. gu. s. 3's. 100
as, 1854; 4l<'s, 1891; Pacific SIS, i24s<
American Express. 107; Canada Pacific
66s<; Canada Southern, g.; Central
Paciiie. 42s<; Erie, 32lf; Kansas q Tex
as, 325<; Northern Pacific, q; pre-.
ferred, 50; Northwestern, Il31{; New
York Central. ll2l@ Oregon hallway
aud Navigation. l021<; Oregon Trans
continental, So; Oregon Improve
naent, 455<; Pacific Mail, t91k; Panama
80; Texas Pacific, %; Union Pacific
59sz; United States Express. SO; Wells
Fargo. 126: Western Onion, 74l4; Den.
Vsr a Rio Grande, l "a.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-07

NKw YonK, Jan. 6.--Joseph Maury. q
Brooklyn dru Riss. aHd bis entire fam
lily voFe taken seriously III a day or too
ago, and three Of bis children died.
There vas mach mystery about the
cause Of their illness, and doctors pro-
oeeded on the theory that they b I'd oesu
poisoned By something which they had
eaten. Ts eettle this question oonciu.
slvale, however, 9 post mortem exAmisa.
ton Of toe bodies Of the children wsE
had today, and IL was proved that thtiI
deaths we're eauaed by henoFrhaRe and
small pox. Other members Of the fam.
ily viii probably die.
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II
Chas. Hornang, head keeper a.
TilIzmook Fpck light house, came up
on the ManxAnisA yesterday. He
reports stormy weather ct the rock
The mouth ct November was remark-
ably dne. but with December came
terrible weAsheF from the southeast.
On the 1eth the storm seemed TO
cHlminAfe in . severity unequAied il
bis four years experience. On the
morning Of that day. the sea rose 10
solid masses Of water and Skiing
three water tanks. each 4x4xS feet
and solIdly constructed. broke and
carried them away. Thoee tanks
we're 90 feet above the sea. Later
on the water grew stu rougher,
wall Of water broke against the rock
and rose far above. striking the light.
which was 143 feet in height. and
faIIi7g solldly on the roof. Solid 70
strike and liquid to drown, tons Of
water dew up In the air and fell
vita q crash as Of q hundred ham
ners again and again on the roof Of
the light house. Il cracked, the
lOlrtS CRUSHING III anu minimizing tBc
water. The light trembled ard the
solid iron stanchi0ns bent with the
force Of the blows. For about q
qnarter Of an heur,n says Keeper
Hornnng. III looked mighty scaly.
Everything was afoat. and tables,
chairs. etc. swimming about. the
water Numbered on the roof and
poured In torrents through the rents
is weight had made, chimneys dis
appeared, oath0uses, etc, disap-
peared, and il seemed Is though the
end of ell things had come as far IS
the Tillamook rock light house was
concerned, when, suddenly. at the
very height of the fury Of the storm,
the force of the waves abated, greatly
to the relief Of the keeper and bis
assistants, who essayed TO repair
damages
The next day the surface of the
ocean was as calm and smiling IS
the placid bosom Of 9 sun liz lake,
and a skif could cross to the main
land.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-07

Toe s,eA A. aallids.4 snoa d not fail 10 cAll OF
hun The Doctor hes visited the hospitals Q
informAtisn which he q competent 10 impari
70 those In need Of Ms services. The Doctor
cures whore others fail. Try him Oh. ta1B-
BON VIII make No charge unless ne effects .
cure. PersoHs cured Il home. Gall or writ
AZ Communication strictly confidential. Send
zen collars for . packAge Of medicine. Al.
dress DIR. J. =. aFRBON. Boz 1851, $50 Fran.
leo. Gal Eeatioa observation-disclosures
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TO TIE UNFORTUNATE



DispeasAEy No e7s
ksarny street., So
fFanoieco. EsfAh
nshed in 1854, fer
the troetment Of
SEXUAL ald Seminal
Diseases, such ~
f0NonaHmA, 0LMAI
sRMCTuRE. SxRnn
- IN all its forma,
&KMIRAL WEAKnnn
.nd IMR sTnHeT.
oss Of mAnhoo
srmanently cure
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-07

TAsrrasos fAaf TAousands eannof o.f esrrS q,
SEMINAL WEAKNESS. LOSS OF kAE-
HOOD. aadfAersssIfe II abass. dissase o. ercssses
= oBtrg % a complexities called PR0STATOR-
kHBA. DR.. LfEBI0'S IHRTG0RATOR a.
eAs 0SL Yesrs for PROsFAr0RRHEA Pyree,
geo per paeka9e. pseta0ss. sle.ae. eaide 10
6.slA snd Setr-AsalBsfss Af free. xddress LIZ
bfe DfSPESSARYIor Diseassf a M-s,s
80 oearv ST.. sas Praacisro. ca
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WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRAnsPonTara a
! Carving the Us. mSIl
Tacoma, Seattle tPsn lsuns Ill.,

ONE OF THE w. a. Mpm
& 4. Cos steamers u !.
Andersen or Edilhln
WIN run daily between rAooa.1 ~ .'
Townsend leaving iacona ara s'iI'. 4
train seattle q 10 p m, and l1r1' s. e
Port Madison, ort Gam b'a. Fi|| IN 3.
and Port Town end. Re&nfe,f ~.
Port Townsend every dkg laxtssl - ~
At o'clock ?. M, and eSalGis & a Hf
SEATTLE-wNATc0M ansgE
The steamar w X mEmWxN NA
leave Seattle every 0unanx. 4ase1 y,
fnuranai eYonLnQ 3 QacIQak ~ " f..I0
calling ~ Mukiltoo. Tulal|a css9.
Oak Harhor, Utsala6y, LaclS1sz 't.|1'
AnacortoA 0uemea. taultA EI.|114S
Bolllngham and Sohnna.
Returning. viii leave HtEttsr 1f1
Monday. "Wednesday fnH 5I rs.
lngA at 9 o'clock. fof Eaats. ssM
Intermediates points On IA MAs
SEATTLE-SkAcIT EiIE aEk
Abe steamer DAISY n| Sa1t 1.|'i.
for SkAslt river and W. HIs 4UI
Monday and Thur1dH9s E1a.Z ~
days and FrldAyA
FOR freight and panNE1 dH1.I 6 N1&
pany's office. on Yoalef'8 N1E I11 M
the bsats a. the same whaf1
mrSl-h RkQ y. @Ak.l.k A.s'f
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-07

TIE President YIELDED The
men rule the world. the wives rule
their husbands; ergo, the women
rule the world. And now comes q
naughty correspondent down 81
Washington who says that Cleveland
will seek = reconciliation In ISIS, In
order 10 crafty Frank. she is .
youag woman. be old enough to be
Der father. she Is BY no means .
beautiful creature. - correspondents
described her. she il q large woman,
with heavy face. With = tremendous
physique, which. "a she grows Older.
wili become pronoancrdly large and
massive. she is gOod hearted,
easy -dispositiooed, pleasAnt-tempered
persia. aud yields almost a. readily
- Mrs. Lincola yielded 10 the eat-
teries Of the hour She has no more
idea that vixen her husbands FIRST
term Of Office expires they viii move
from their position al the bead Of
The naiiOa than she has thAl they
viii ny 10 the moon Ia 8 0ailoon.
She wants 10 stay there. She Is
bride, aud al brides have what they
wsnt. 50 the husband yields TO the
wife. and the President 10 The maa.
and the boOm hegins for renomina
tion. Toledo B.aae.
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In Oommities % tae whole the Houas
eanaideFed the pension appropriation
BILL whteh appropEistes SIS. ltf Zoo. BE-
tne unly 900 hslow The estimates. the
sedaesten being NE tten for The r~nt Il
otaees for pensiee Agesla Wnhaut
anendment 90 discaesion he ban uas
teAd. repo I'D 10 the House and pass~d.
Tue housa then ~ yeas ia nays u.
Wsnt into Commitfee 81 the Mhols. M.
NpFiHgeE. Of Illinois, il che chair. On he
Naval FeofeAntn ation bill.
NJ. eayera, % Tsxaa advoaatrd kha
measure. he proe<eded 20 draw q de-
plorahle picture % abs Navx 100 vsnak
- beAa and TO sloW b run aUAV. ana
q NAVY yards useiess. uagn sat and
Utterly tncspaole % eonasractine ARA
oissa Uar vessslA aud IN traeina ths
eaase8 o. this worshlessness ard d~naV
. cn@hereoma oFEantxxtian % the
NAVY. he fortified his position wiah
extracts from the expressed Q inious a
Secretaries Whitnsy And chanai.r. al.
stated thAi oppcsitton - the nessare
uas <ireeaea . thaa fssture whI.s -
vtded for tea eansal5siatioa o. he h
seAes % Equipment and kecfaitine, Of
eaeam ksgtneeFinx. and ef CcnsiFno-
ton sud kspaif, bot tie eo1solidatinn
o. aAoea thFse kare&aa sAaHid he 20 90
etAeie 90 TIE rassAxs % the hsll.
kioa ellie. % MAine, opposed The hi.I.
xes existing organlEataan 81 toe navy
u4a edeQsata % al demanta af tee
pFsssni and al pFehahis reQaiFeunenls
% The faiare nesoandiae o. . dtsras.
sea u its details be severely criticised
To taatara which ha declared waaid
hFeak down he euiaaamy u Iha assaa
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FOB SNOHOMIsR cYT,


.Alw. ~; :. sss,..
carrying the United slesss ms|s -
leave seattle Tor kdmn1ds. N7.a..
1lAryayl q. Lowell and snokar|7{ -.
oay. WEDNESDAY and Friday. alf3#
returning alternate daYa
fsr freight or pasaAge sNaig a t..a
OF 70 tee Foster. agent feez.N 4I-a
CHAS HI I8,N
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Mr., Wlnks--l wtsh. Mrs. wirks, you
uoald rad thu article 90 The duties Of
Wtvsa
nAwiDks-I havsns time nov; whas
dess u sayf
Well. Il says. fer oaa thing. that %
= TIE ealy % q wife 10 caluyass a.
siniiatian. and. - Ear - passisis. have
TIE sane tastes ~ hag kashknd
never tA@asht Of thai
snppoes nat.
= No; bas u yos'n hrine a bottle o.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-07

LoEDoH. Jan. ell is expected thai
Lord 5slisoury vii make no further ef
fort 10 complete hts Oabinet with whios,
but will MI the vacant Offices with Con
sofvatives. The Conservative Council
% Liverpool has invited Mr.. 0oseheE
70 contest the vacant Parliamentary
ssat Ia that city, and 10 d thooght that
h. will Oonaan0
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-07

MKEB,uRNK, Jan. 6.-The wheat bar
vest IN Victoria h 1900 600 Bushels,
and the average is swelve bnshels per
acre. The expoFtabie excess is 1b0.00l
tons, OF 5000 tons ever that Of the pre-
aaflfnG w~aT
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-07

In e0n1eqn8ne0 o. The Repeatedly en-
pressed disoontsnt OF French meE.
chants, the government has ordered lie
agents 10 Egypt 10 foster French com.
msroo ~ nuon a. possible, aad en-
deavor TO decrease % q minimam the
difficulties In the way Of Frsnchm.n
composing SUCCESSFULLY for pubic con
traots.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-07

PAnEs, Jan. 6.-M. Lockrey, Minister
Of CommaFee, announces that wheat Of
excellsnf quslity and superi weight
h.s been exported for the hrst tune
b. RuasiA from tbs Caunasns. Large
carRoes Of this wheat, n. Lookroy says.
have been taken 30 Odessa, ecr0ss tue
Black Sea, from ports Poll and Batoum.
for the AdFistio and Enaiish Channel.